Recently, a fan yelled out a marriage proposal for Carlos Alcaraz as he played a charity event in his hometown of Murcia. The Spaniard blushed and smiled as he took a look at who shouted out the preposition. Fans on the internet gushed at his reaction and expressed their thoughts with the episode. One user joked that Alcaraz actually briefly considered the proposal.
Looks like he thought about it for a moment and looked at her lol. Nice guy that he take things with humor.
— nars (@gnarayanan01) December 29, 2023
I don’t blame her he’s a cutie https://t.co/yPPCrLlSfC
— Thighana Ross (@JakeDoesntCare) December 29, 2023
Haha cute!! He’s blushing!!
— Bella (@Bella91320) December 29, 2023
A fan recollected the moment when Alcaraz received flowers and was thrilled with it.
Right now he’s married to his Racquet (Racket)
— All Planets (@all_planets) December 29, 2023
With the 2024 Australian Open on the horizon, Alcaraz has not declared his participation in any of the build-up tournaments. However, he seems to be warming up by playing multiple exhibition games. Following his Riyadh Season Cup clash against Novak Djokovic, he played compatriot Roberto Bautista Agut in Murcia. The duo battled it out in a charity event titled the Carlos Alcaraz Cup.
Carlos Alcaraz won his second exhibition match within 24 hours
Carlos Alcaraz played two exhibition events within 24 hours. First, he squared off against Novak Djokovic in Saudi Arabia. He won their fifth clash of the year, lifting the Riyadh Season Tennis Cup on December 27. Almost immediately, he was back in his hometown of Murcia to face Roberto Bautista Agut in a charity game. He won the eponymous cup on December 28.
While it may have been an exhibition match, both Alcaraz and Bautista Agut gave it their all. The thrilling opening set went on for over an hour before the younger Spaniard won it in the tiebreak. However, the physical fatigue took a toll on Alcaraz, who allowed Bautista Agut to inflict a breadstick and level the fixture. The decider was played in a super tiebreak format that the World No.2 won to wrap up the match 7-6(1), 6-1, 10-7 in just under two hours.
Alcaraz participating in two off-season games within 24 hours worried many in the tennis fraternity about his workload management. However, since he is not penciled in for any tournaments until the 2024 Australian Open, he will aim to recover, rest, and be at his best for the first Grand Slam of the season.
